CHAPTER IV.
HOROSCOPES AND MARVELS Tanno looked about again, less wildly, but still like a man in a daze.
"But," he cried, "if you do such wonders, how do you do them, Caius ?" "I don't know now," I said, "any more than I knew the first time I gentled a fierce strange dog.

It came natural then, it always has come natural." "Naturally," said Lisius Naepor, "since it is part of your nature from before birth.

Do you mean to tell us, Opsitius, that Hedulio has never shown you his horoscope ?" "Never!" said Tanno, "and he never spoke of it to me.

I'm Spanish, you know, by ancestry, and Spaniards are not Syrians or Egyptians.

Horoscopes don't figure largely in Spanish life.